Year of the Dragon Converse Jack Purcell Classic 74 II Ox
Joining the Ox series, here comes a Jack Purell that takes its form in leather ox. It looks like some dragon scales but what was used on its uppers are some premium croc skins. It scales down its sizes from its heel to its vamp. It has white for contrast seen on the rubber toecap and the sole as well. It has a red smile on its front which is a sign of the Happy Chinese New Year.
Categories: Converse | Date: January 18th, 2012 | Posted by: aclazaro | No Comments
Converse Year of the Dragon Theme
Converse did not allow the rest of the sneaker brands to leave them behind when it comes to the Chinese New Year designs. This is set in their One Star Classic 74 II Ox which is made out bright red suede material and has embossed dragon detail. It has accents of black for its leather interior and some off white for its outersole. It also implements some final touches on it.
Categories: Converse | Date: January 18th, 2012 | Posted by: aclazaro | No Comments
Jack Purcell Johnny Hi For Converse First String
One of the modern releases of the Converse First String line would be the Jack Purcell Johnny Hi. It gets a stateside release just right before the year ends. This is a hi top sneaker pair that is built on the classic model of Jack Purcell which utilizes the classic toe cap and adds subtle variations right on its uppers. It also has a black version that comes with tonal chambray and suede material for the uppers too. The white version on the other hand called the Parchment has tonal suede and canvas.
Categories: Converse | Date: December 23rd, 2011 | Posted by: aclazaro | No Comments
Converse Skidgrip VQ x Vanquish
The rising brand of Vanquish is boosted with the numerous collaborative projects that they have gotten highly involved with. It was featured in major catalogs over the previous year which included already Fragment and Adidas. It is run by Ryo Ishikawa and they are looking forward to continue the success streak by 2012 as they work with Converse this time around.
It comes with three versions using the Skidgrip VQ model with black leather for its uppers and some suede at the top. It has synthetic patent right on the medial side and the tongue plus the quilted pattern on its lateral side. It has metal studs on its eyelets too plus the leopard print insole.
Categories: Collaborations, Converse | Date: November 30th, 2011 | Posted by: aclazaro | No Comments
Converse Christmas With Mr. R Sports
You will not find any other better Christmas sneaker but in this Custom Converse Christmas contest that will give amazing prizes to two winners. You can head on to any Converse retail store and get to customize your shoe model by first following @Converse and @MrRSports at Twitter. Then you should submit the image of your custom shoe to info@mrrsportsmiami.com and put Custom Converse Christmas for its subject line.
You must also retweet this phrase: “I just entered the @MrRSports Custom @Converse Christmas giveaway http://bit.ly/sBabJF #CCC”
All the submitted designs will be shown online and it is the sneaker fans who will be the best critic. There will be one male and one female winner to be announced on the exact Christmas Day.
Categories: Converse, Custom Kicks, Sneaker Collections | Date: November 8th, 2011 | Posted by: aclazaro | No Comments
Converse Defcon in New Colors
Converse just do not stop dropping off new colors for their latest basketball shoes which is the Defcon. This is expected to be worn by the NBA players from the team of Philadelphia 76ers guard man Lou Williams for the coming season. The Defcon has synthetic build that is heavily-ventilated at one piece. It has an Ortholite sockliner with a form fitting collar. These new colors are based in black with some neon green contrasts and accents of orange and yellow right on its eyelets and the outer sole. Converse will also give away some wristband that matches but for a limited time only. This shoe is made available for just $90 per pair.
Categories: Converse | Date: November 3rd, 2011 | Posted by: aclazaro | No Comments